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y, to a�eTelatovuio a a
suhsoriptfon is pald 1 denoted by the date
on the address label.
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will be year 4—
the year,-.
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One Clolumn $00,00 50000a7.0.00
Balt 90,00 2000 08,00
lHarter 't.20,00 1200 8.00
ighbh!'.--.� 12.00 8.00 0.00
l gut cents per line for first insertion, and
three onto per line for,. oxen 8nbsequent In-
sertion. d11 advertisements measitrod as
Nonpareil -18111m to the inch,
8081ue8s- Cards, oig0t'lines end under, 82
per annum.
Advertisements without speoido direct.
tions, will., be inserted until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
1 0140cti0118 00 ouaugo or discontinue an
advertisement const he left at the couuting
oroom ach weekPThisnis imperater tive.han Tuesday
cv
rsR . idle SIE ,
I90(00? and Proprietor.
INCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCE
A YOUNG LADY RAISED FROM A
SICK BED.
day lnorning for their respootiee ]1o111ea,
delighted with tate manner In which the
London 13ist8r0 received tbenx..
The above report ie lsudly fnrutebed
by an aflioial of the lodge,
to 0, G.'2'. 1S'lRtG'P MEETING.
The anneal meeting of Pietrfot No. 24.
7. O. G. T'., was bald at Oonstanoe, on
Tuesday of 'pet week, There was a very
Tilechair wtaken a
od aas ee and t 10 la.om., ky J,
G, Murdoch, District (Thief Templar, of
Luoknow, and business proceeded with.
The reports from the lodges wore very
n
all 1
enpourai,ing, Progress a o g the line
being reported The report,of theoreden•
tial 4ommlttee showed that most of the
lodges were represented. The reports of
the Seorebary,Treasurer and District
Ohief Templar wore quite satls(aotory,
and evidenced that good work had been
done in the District during the year.
The membership at the elope of the year
ie placed at 715, in 18 lodges, a 'gain of
40 in the year. The finances are ,in a
fairly bealthy state. The reports were
all received and adopted. The good
work done in the District last Winter by
Bro, E. Dawson, of Kincardine, was
duly recognized, The election of o(1loers
resulted as ' follows, The installation
ceremony was performed by Bond Laura -
son,
assisted byan efficient marshal,
when
when the officers were installed as tel.
lows ;—H. 13. Chant, D. C. T., Clinton ;
Sister Annie Molntosh, D. v. T., Con-
stance ; W. F. Brockenshire, D, 0.,
Wingbam ; Sister A, Babb S. J. T.,
BlythA. McGregor, D $eo.•Treas.,
Londesboro' ; L. Farnham, 1), 112., Oon•
stance ; A. Knox, D. S., Manobester ;
Sister Gerrie Farnham, 7). G., Constance;
Jos, Gray, D. Chap., Blyth ' Sister
Louise Ouimotte, D. A. S., Londesb0ro'.
Past District Chief Templar, J. G. Mar -
(bob, was elected as delegate to the
Grand Lodge. A committee, consisting
of J. G. Murdoch, W. F. Brookenekire
and H. B. Chant, was appointed to draft
and present to Bond Laurason, the re•
tiring Disttiot Secretary Treasurer, a
testimonial expressive of the esteem in
which he is held by the Good Templars
of the District. 1t was agreed that the
next District meeting be held in Look -
now, in the Fall, the date to be fixed by
the Executive Committee. A hearty
vote of thanks was passed to thereembers
of 0oustanae Lodge for their generous
hospitality in entertaining the delegates.
J. G. Murdoch introduced the subject
"A Model Good Templar," in a capital
address, but as time of adjournment was
near at hand, there was but little discus-
sion. During the afternoon W. F.
Brooltenshiro took a splendid photo-
graph of the delegates, in front of the
beautiful Methodist aburob.
flop° for Those Suffering from Nervous.
Prostration, Meanness anti Lon'
Spirits—flow Jteliett'onbe Found.
Prom the St. Afary's Argus.
The accumulation of evidence is what
convinces. A man bringing a case before
a jury'with evidence to convince them
of the justice of his (1oa, then the jury
easily find a verdict in his favor. This is
the case with one of the greatest life -
preservers known to the world at present.
The evidence of hundreds and thousands
of witnesses has been published testifying
to its priceless value, and the jury—the
public—are being convinced. St. Mary's
has many witnesses who could boar gold-
en testimonials. The Argus gave recent-
ly a remarkable case in the cure of Gideon
Elliott, Again we present another. Miss
08tary Scott daughter of Mr. John Scott,
had become completely prostrated ; was
pale, nervous, low-spirited and in such a
condition as to alarm her parents and
friends. She had not been able to leave
her bed for six weeks. Doctor's medicines
were not helping her: Mrs. Scott had
been reading of the wonderful aures of •
fected by Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale Peoplele an
some acquaintances aintances re-
commended
them. She nurebased three
boxes and before the first box was finish-
ed an improvement was noticed and con-
tinuing the use of the pills Miss Scott was
soon able to perform ,work about the
house and is now enjoying bettor health
than for years. Mrs. Scott also testified
as to the great benefit she herself had de-
rived from the three boxes of Pink Pills
and declares that they would not be with-
out them in the house.
An improvorished condition of the
blood, or a disordered condition of the
nerves are the fruitful sources of most
ills that afflict mankind, and to any thus
atllicted Dr. Williams' Pink Pills offer
speedy and certain cure. No other
remedy has ever met with such great and
continued success," which is one of the
strongest proofs that Dr. Willianne' Pink
Pills . accomplish 'all that is claimed for
them. They are au unfailing cure for
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St.
Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, nervous headache, the after effects
of lit grippe, palpitation of the heart, ner-
vous prostration, diseases depending upon
vitiated blood, sueli as strofula, chronic
erysipelas, etc. They are also a specific
for troubles pecular to females, curing all
forms of weakness. In men they effect a
radical cure iu all cases arising from men-
tal worry, overwork, or excesses of any
nature.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold only
in boxes bearing the firm's trade mark.
They are neyer sold in bulk, and any
dealer who offers substitutes in this form
should be avoided, Thesejiills aremann-
factured by the Dr. Williams Medicine
Company, Brookville, Out., and Schenec-
tady, N. Y., and may be had of all drug-
gists or direct by matt at either address,
at 50 cents or six boxes for $0.50.
ORANGE WOMEN.
Tho Grand Lodge of the Ladies' Or-
ange Benevolent Association held their
annual meeting in London in the I. 0..
P. Hall, Albion block, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday. Miss M. Cullum, G. W. M., pre-
sided.
Delegates from every lodge in the Prov-
ince attended, and a very enthusiastic
meeting was held, and the reports from
the Grand Lodge officers show that the
association is making rapid progress, tlement.
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CATAnnAn BsnzrvRD x. 0 To GO
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puff the breath through he
One short pu of F
Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr.
Agnew's Catarrah Powder, (Ukases this
Powder over the surface of the' nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to
nee, it relieves instantly, ani permanent.
ly cures Oatarrah. Hay Fever, Colds,
Headsoh s, Sore Threat, Tonsilitis and
Deafness GO c
ents at G. A. Deadman'e.
The Ontario featery iuepaotor for the
Western District reporte that he found a
mill on the ehores of Lake Erie in which
wormy applee, peelings and rotten fruit
were used in the making of cider.. If the
1150 of such material is not prohibited by
law then the law should he amended at
once ; and, if the present statutes cover
the case, they aught to be enforced.
Tide sheep story cones from Gilford,
Ont. 1—Frank fliil lost It sheep last fall,
andnot finding it at the time gave up
all hope of ever ageing it again. One day
recently, however, ho and his hied man
Cs. nudism No wee.
The steam yacht Athena was burned 0
Efamil ton.
Raiz' mill, Gladshill, turns out 25,050
feet of lumber daily.
The liquidators have paid another
dividend of 10 per cent. to the oreditors
of the Commercial Bank of Manitoba.
The cost of the Colonial Conference at
Ottawa Net Summer is shown by the
Anditor-General's report to have been
$9435.
"Earnscliffe," for so long the residence
of Sir Sohn Macdonald, is advertised for
sale on behalf of Lady Macdonald.
Sohn Reseal', a wealthy farmer living
near Maxwell, ngmrnitted suicide by
shooting himself while in a state of
mental aberration.
West Z ,era council offers 5400 reward
for the conviction of the person or per-
sons who destroyed Alonzo Young's
implements on the night of May 1st.
Chief Skirving, of Ingersoll, found his
way into a gambling den in that town
last Sunday afternoon, surprising the
four players, who were seated around a
small table with silver and bills stacked
up in front of them.
Fleets DIesAse Rotioven Ix 30 MIN
amps.—All cases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 30 minutes and
quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure
for the Heart. One dose convinces.
Sold by G. A. Deadman.
As the eteemer Alberta was mooring at
the railway dock Saturday morning a
young man named Wm. Hacking, of
Owen Sound, had his leg caught in a line
and crashed. He was taken to the Red
Cross Hospital where the leg was ampu-
tated.
On Wednesday night while Anthony
Atwell, a prosperous farmer, was driving
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TTlt+i BRUSSBIIS POST
Tilde Grenfer, a farmer ot+I'it* town
ehip, Ont., committed apioide (2' idey by
thttneting a butcher's knife into hie heart,
127e bad been is pear health for some
Virile, and buoleess troubles ore seppoeed
to have unhinged bis mind,
1dilARwbooe1,t' Guo4D IN ,A Dux,—Soutli
American Rheumatic/ Cure for Iiheuma.
tiem and Neuralgia radically ouree in 1
to 4 Says, Its action ,upon the systeln
18 remarkable and mysterious, 1t ea,
MOM 0 oncethe pause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first doee
greatly benefits. 76 vents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
The mystery surrounding the dieap.
p8aranoe of J. 0, Itlnes,ex•Oity Engineer
Bred a
of li[ngotoo, Ont„ has been pIa p.
He had loft his borne on Sunday evening,
April 27th to take a walk as was his
ca8tOm. Friday morning his body was
found floating in the harbor at the foot of
Gore street. He was fond of strolling
along the water front, and it is supposed
while doing so fell off one of the docks
Rsooze ON Sia'Uouits.—Distressing lad.'
Hey and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the "Great South American
Kidney Cure," This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight on a00ouot of
its exceeding promptnese in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, bank and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quiok relief and
cure this 1s your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
A breach of promise 0ae0 of more than
usual interest beoauee of the advanced
ages of the plaintiff and defendant, will
come up for trial ab St. Thomas, probably
0 the June 8508(008, unless in the mean-
time the parties arrange their. differences,
'She writ, which was issued by N. H. Mc-
Intosh, of Aylmer, claims 55,000 damages
and $80 posts from the defendant. The
plaintiff is one of that olase whore all
mankind ale advised to beware—a widow
of some years' standing. The Indy, who
is a resident of Yarmouth, is said to be
07 years old. The defendant, who is a
wealthy and highly respected farmer of
the same township. is a widower, and is
said to be 78 years old.
Saturday morning Policeman Sboaldioe
Owen Sound discovered John Spencer, a
blacksmith, in the act of setting fire to
the rear of A. T.'Oreighton's, furniture ;
loss on stook, $2,000, insured, $1,300,
British America. Loss on building, $1,-
000 ; insured for 5500 in the London As-
surance. Chinese laundry, loss on con-
tents about 5100 ; no insurance. Ank-
horn, barber, loss on oontente about $100;
insured in the Waterloo 1latual for 5200.
George Holmes, photographer, lose on
building about $700 ; insured in the
Norwich Union and Waterloo Mutual for
51,200 ; loss on stook, 5500, insured in
the Waterloo Mutual for 5500. Spencer
appeared before the Police Magistrate
and was remanded for a week. He elect.
ed to be tried by a jury.
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WANTED.
Thel I3ighest Market Price
will be paid in Cash for any'
quantity of Wool delivered
at our Flour and Feed
Store,Brussels.
Genorall Newee.
The population of the German Empire
is increasing at the rate of 500,000 a year.
Tbe banks of the United States during
the year 1894 lost over $25,000,000 by
theft.
The North British Railway Company
is building a station at Edinburgh at a
cost of 31,200,000.
The cholera outbreak at Mecca is be-
coming worse. On an average 25 deaths
from the disease occur daily.
The scales used in weighing diamonds
are so delicately poised that the weight
of a single eyelash will ruin the balance.
Fifty-five towns and c,ties in England
now destroy garbage by burning, and use
the heat to generate eleotrioity for street
lighting:
The iron crown worn by the King of
Roumania is made from metal taken
from Turkish Dannon captured at Plevna
in 1877.
ALondon restaurant uses an eleotrio•
ally heated plate to keep one's food warm.
So long as the cement is turned on one
can dine as leisurely as he likes.
It is estimated that 51,000,000 worth of
butter could he made from the wbey pro.
ducted annually in the manufacture of
°beeps in New York State alone.
The Berlin Street Car Company paid
$250,000 into the treasury of the oity for
privilege of crossing the prinoipal avenue,
Unter den Linden, at one point.
To open an account in the Bank of
England a person must deposit not leas
than :3500 and the authorities require the
depositor to he introduced by a customer.
There passed through the Suez Canal
last year five American vessels—yachts
with his wife and two children from and warships all ; of merchant craft, not
Sherbet lake to Olden, the borsee ran I one. But Japan had six, and even little
away while going down a hill. The ad- Guatemala one. Of a total of 8,352,
cupants of the rig were thrown out. Mr. 2,204 were British.
Atwell had his neck broken and was kil- The most important sporting event of
led inetanly, and his wife and one child the week in England appears to be Dr.
Graoe'e exploit on the cricket field. This
gentleman, now fortyseven years old,
one day last week made a score of 288,
against good howling inafirst.olass match
at Bristol. Moreover, this is now the
hundredth time in which babas in cricket
exceeded the century.'
Baeker. 86 Van Stone
OAR FOR SERYICF.—THE
Undersigned will: keep for. service on
Lot q, Oou. 8 Grey, the imported Chester
White boar, ,111luol. Chief," Pedigree may
81.00 to be
pe.doathe time
of i, Terme,
paid at the t11no of service with privilege
otreturniug if50000sur� }•.
5A0111S BLLIOTpiT,
Proietov.
B0AR FOR S.ERVI:M.-TRI+;
Undersigned will keep for servloo on
Lot 17, Con, 14,Grey,the thorn-bredlm-
ported Yorkshire boar, "PQM Ord," broil by
J, 0, Brethour, Burford, Ont., World's fair
prise winners, Pedigree may be Seen 011
application, Torres -31,00 tobepald attire
time ofservice with privilege of returning if
necessary: L.00005010,
fl4.0 Proprietor,
were seriously injured.
The Montreal coal strike is still going
on. Early Saturday morning 200 union
cool heavers made an attack on a ship
where 00 non-union Italians bad spent
the night. Several of the Italians jump•
ed into the harbor out of fright, but no
one was bort and they were all saved.
Things do not look very bright for a set -
there lodges fn active work with
there being .1,
a membership of 800, and four applies,
time for warrante for naw lodges have
been received, which epeaks well for the
ladies engaged in the good work.
On Tuesday evening a grand banquet
was given at the residence of Mrs. 5. 1).
McDonald, 478 Pall Mall street, giyen by
the members of Vietoria Lodge No. 2. A
very enjoyable evening was spent with
speech and song. p
Wednesday afternoon the oleotiou and
installation of officers for the ensuing
year took place which resulted as fol.
lows
Miss M. Cullum, IIarnilten—Graud
Worshipful Mistress.
Mrs. M. McDonald, London—Graucl
Deputy Mistress.
Mee, 081. Glaosoy, St. Thomas,—Graud
Junior Deputy Mistress.
Mrs: 1i. Tulle, Hamilton—Grand Sec.
rotary.
Mrs, M. Yates, Point Edward—Grand
'Treasurer. had oc0aai00 to go out into his field where
Mrs. J. Huff, Hamilton,—Graud Chap- there is an old pea straw stack, and to
lain. their great aetoniehment they noticed
Mrs. L. Fraser, Hamilton—Grand perched upon the top of the steak the
long that animal. It appears it had fallen
clown the centre of the steak, and not
being able to get out again wag obliged to
live on pea straw all winter. A close
examination revealed the fact that the
animal had eaten a space about 21 feet
Sarnia. round ahrl heli succeeded in getting to
After dieposing of routine busineas the top of the stack again, where it hap.
the Grand Lodge closed, to meet in To. ported to be when found. Though it ap•
ionto the second Tuesday in May, 1805. peared quite healthy it was not in a9
Many Of the 705100r8 left by train Thurs. good condition as the rest of the bock.
Director of Cerenwnies,
Mrs. 'Wilson, Chatham—Grand Lec-
turer.
W. W. Hodson, Toronto—Repeeseeta-
tive to Grand Dago of B. A.
Robert Galloway—District Master of
!out!
95.220
frAMWORTL•f AND CI-iESTER
J., WHITE BOARS FOR SERVICE.
Tho undersigned will keepto rig, service
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T
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Horth Half Lot 20, Con,. 7,
fotheltkrecently nrebated
-
from welknown Boar,
an°BoltAm-
ber.
Also a Chester White Saar. Terms,
81.00 to be p•bid'at time of service with priv-
ilege Mratnrniugif 088005arv.
90-02 S. WA'LKBit,Proprietor.
It will soon be known I am tak-
ing all kinds of Photos, Cray -
0138, Pastel's and Water -
'Colors.
ROAR FOR SJ RVIOR.-THE
Uudoreig nod will keep for SUrvioe on
LpLot 20 Con. 5, Morris, the thorn bred im-
bred 10053 ..1 White B. i3rttthour'8 o ksbiseleweepstnkestesow
at. Chicago Pair. Terms, ±51.00 to be paid
hurningthe tlf necessary Le with Pedigree may be soon
on application. ROST. NICHOL .
BULL F04 SRRVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service
on Lot 7, Con 5, illorrie, the thorn' -bred Dtlr-
ham bull "lied Robin " 0et,s-81,25 to be.
paid on December 1,5,1805
J. OLL5GG. A. G. TA50Jt,
41.015 Proprietor. Lot 7; Con. 5.
Pictures taken as natural as life
of Fathers, Mothers, and
Babies, Grandfathers and
Great -Grandfathers, and
" Gentlemen with
their Ladies.
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Pictures of your houses and steel
Lawns, Groups, Pic-nic Par-
ties, in fact all kinds of out
and indoor work in' the
Highest Style
of Art.
BULL L t,
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T3L
II,ficial6u ed. will heel,
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N k Lot 29. Fon. , Norris, the thorn' -orad
Du411 ant bull Lord Melville," No. 50848.
Pedigree may he seen an application.
Terme, 81.05 to (Laura,
3011N 1501308,
95 Sm Ih oprietor.
H. R. BREWER
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ARTIST, BRUSSELS.
.: pring
HATS &CAPS
¥AA 81, .1805
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We have just Received
vV'
a large Consignment of hats and Caps in all
the leading Shapes and Shades for Spring
and Summer wear.
See Balmoral
our
Cah. and
Cap, the Newest thing in the Market,
OUR
Prices Better than Ever Before.
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y; i f� r chi .�•qq� R��y
s5. it n. s
Are also comingto Hand.
Prices Right ! .- Styles Ri ht!
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
Tie Leadi�� Hatter & Clu�Vier,
Brussels an& Wrozeter.
THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain in its
below,er blietcra.
KENDALL'S SPANN CURE,
nosy° Carman Henderson Co., 1IL, Fob. el,'04..
Dr. B. J. i0u ssr, b0.
Aca,' Sirs—Please send trio one 0030,1r Horse
Books and oblige. I iravoused a groat deal of your
Kendall's spasm Cure with good success it 1s s.
wonderful medicine, fence Lod n mare that bed
an (Moult Fe,n•la andfive bottles cured Ler. 1
keep a bottle on band nen the time.
Yourstruly, Cats. Powxcn.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
06/M014,31o., Apr. 3,'12.
Dr. B. JvvKepuso5. Co.
IMM' J„'a—I have used several i,nttles nt your
Kendall'e Spavin Cure” with much success. I
think it Use beet7Animent 1 over used. Have re-
m/redone
o-m000001e On b mos Mood Sm,Vh, and killed
two Rene Shaving. nave recommended It to
several of my friends who are much pleased with
and Im olt. liwapectfully,
S. R. RAY, P. O. Dox 019.
For Salo by an Druggists, or address
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The undersigned will keep
on hand a constant supply
of White Fresh Lime suit-
able fur all Building itnd
Plastering purposes,
Also North Shore Pine
Lath and White Brick for
Sale.
Parno.ers who require Plows,
Turnip Seed Drills, Gang
Plows and Horse Hoes,
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manufacturers mltks of Plows.
TERMS LIBERAL..
Any Quantity of Potatoes Wanted.
Daisy Churns, Washing Machines,
Wringers Tin Pails. Fence Wire, Lane's Pat-
ent Barn Door hangers, &c., Cheaper
here than any other store.
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The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself,
UNCONDITIONAL,
ACCUMULATIVE,
AND AUTOMATICALLY
NON -FORFEITABLE.
It leaves nothing further to lm desired. Dates and full infor-
mation furnished on application, '
D. I:.atir. Lowry, �e i�
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